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Nall Nalliya Wipakkit
"Nall" Nalliya Wipakkit is an actor and singer from Chiang Mai, Thailand. She was formerly a member of the girl groups Last Idol (ลาสต์ ไอดอล) and SY51 (โซเมอิโยชิโนะ51). (Source: MyDramaList)
Boom Raweephan Siriwattana
"Boom" Raweephan Siriwattana is a Thai actor. After graduating from Suksanari School, she went on to study at Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon's Faculty of Mass Communication Technology. (Source: MyDramaList)
So Siu Tong
So Siu Tong performed in many Chinese Opera movies from 1949-1968. He later relocated to Seattle, WA, USA and opened several restaurants. He stayed connected to and supported Chinese Opera both at home and overseas.
Tse Tsak Yuen
Tse Tsak Yuen is a make-up artist who worked on such films as Butterfly and Red Pear (1959) and Silver Knife, Scarlet Blade (1969). He was active from 1947-1979.
Lau Hak Suen
Lau Hak Suen was born in 1910 in Guangxi, China. He was an actor and producer, known for his work on Project A (1983) and The Dunce Bumps Into a Ghost (1957). He died on January 24, 1983 in Hong Kong. (Source: IMDB)
Cheng Kwun Min
Cheng Kwun Min was a Chinese actor and broadcaster born in Baoan County, Guangdong Province, China. In 1936, he made his debut in "The Three-Day Massacre in Guangzhou". During his long career, spanning more than half a century, he made over 200 films, mostly in Cantonese. A skillful imitator of singers…
Tang Pik Wan
Tang Pik Wan was born in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. She is known for her work on The Blood-Stained Butterfly Mountain (1965) and She Shoots Straight (1990). She died on March 25, 1991 in Hong Kong, China. (Source: IMDB)
Sai Gwa Pau
Gwa Pau Sai was born on October 7, 1918 in Guangdong, China. He is known for his work on Feng liu tian zi (1953), The Story of a Discharged Prisoner (1967) and Big Brother Cheng (1975). He died on March 12, 2001 in Hong Kong. (IMDB)
Tam Sin Hung
Tam Sin Hung is a Hong Kong actress. She entered showbiz at the age of 13, her fascination with Cantonese opera compelling her to join a troupe, playing bit roles while studying under superstar Yam Kim Fai. Gradually working her way up the opera ranks, she also crossed over into film and made her screen…
Connie Chan
Among the Cantonese 'Seven Princesses' who dominated the Cantonese cinema in the 1950s-60s, two stood out. The first one was Josephine Siao, and the second one was her rival Connie Chan. Daughter of two opera stars, Chan Fei Nung and Kung Fan Hung, Connie Chan trained at a young age in Northern and…
